Plus, the old-fashioned technique added character-a touch that pleased me, though it would probably be lost on the kids.
And when a black citizen prepares to fill the office of Washington and Lincoln, that is a shining moment in our history that can be lost on no one.
However, the elegance of their legal arguments may be lost on millions of Thais.
Perhaps the charm of the physical book will be lost one day. But I doubt it.
The first and last points seem to be lost on some project managers: the way that you deploy code can and does change the way that you develop it.
Her hands steadied me like claws as she stumped on her knees around me, tacking me together,the gist of her tale would be lost on me, but Fannie didn't bother about the ear she was telling it to,she just liked telling.
For the maximum velocity, I'm suggesting that you give your encouragement to someone who can't return the favor-it's a distinction that won't be lost on the recipient.
